Wanaka accomodations
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We've never stayed in Wanaka, so can't help with lodging options, but we have been to Wanaka several times. It's compact, therefore I wouldn't think location is important, although you might want a room with a view of the lake.
Have fun.
Have fun.
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Wanaka would be a good place for a B&B/homestay as there are so many second/vacation homes. I would use website bnb.co.nz and check for a nice view of the lake. I've tried to remember the name of the place I stayed at but can't!
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We stayed at Villa Vista in February. Margaret and Stewart have a beautiful home with wonderful views. It's a 2 minute drive from the center of town. There are only two rooms available, and they are somewhat separate from the rest of the house, but this is still a homestay, not a B&B, which we had never done. Very friendly, good tips, and nice to not be in a hotel. Try the Green Room for dinner or lunch and take a nice long hike around part of the lake. Have fun!
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We stayed in town at ? Wanaka Lodge. Not really a lake view but comfortable and friendly.
Don't miss Rippon winery - on the edge of the lake and must be the best view from any winery and the
pinot noir one of our favourites.
A glass of wine while looking over the lake to the mountains is not to be missed.
Don't miss Rippon winery - on the edge of the lake and must be the best view from any winery and the
pinot noir one of our favourites.
A glass of wine while looking over the lake to the mountains is not to be missed.




